M92 - Read only filesystem

[juki]

Here's my problem with my M92.

I installed the file manager from this link:
http://translate.google.de/translate...D22820&act=url

After that, every time I try to copy/delete files on the internal memory it gives me a "Read only filesystem" error.
The same thing happens if I use Calibre.

I don't know if it's because I installed the file manager, but that is the only "unusual" thing I did before the problem appeard.

Thanks for the interest!

[janek]

Originally Posted by juki

Here's my problem with my M92.

I installed the file manager from this link:
http://translate.google.de/translate...D22820&act=url

After that, every time I try to copy/delete files on the internal memory it gives me a "Read only filesystem" error.
The same thing happens if I use Calibre.

I don't know if it's because I installed the file manager, but that is the only "unusual" thing I did before the problem appeard.

Thanks for the interest!http://translate.google.de/translate...D22820&act=url

Does that also happen when you write to sd card?

[juki]

No, only with the internal memory.

[Mono]

Hard to say, what is the problem. I use that file manager for a long time (many different versions, as it was developed) and no problem.

So, I guess, it is not because of that program. But one never knows....

[janek]

Originally Posted by juki

No, only with the internal memory.

Can you please 1. Reboot (just turn your device off completely and then turn it on) 2. post contents of /etc/fstab and /etc/mtab? These files have filesystem mounting information in Linux so they might throw some light on this. Filesystems are usually mounted in read-only mode during boot if there's an error, but I can't see how this could be caused by otfm installation (even if it went wrong).

[guidol]

Originally Posted by juki

After that, every time I try to copy/delete files on the internal memory it gives me a "Read only filesystem" error.

To which directory do you want to copy/delete files in the internal memory?
In the otfm I could only see the directorys:
flash, mtd6, private, sd and usb

[juki]

After rebooting the problem disappeard. Sorry for bothering you, that should have been the first thing to do.
I'm not an expert, so I don't have any explanation for what happened.
@janek: do you still want the files /etc/fstab and /etc/mtab?

[janek]

Originally Posted by juki

After rebooting the problem disappeard. Sorry for bothering you, that should have been the first thing to do.
I'm not an expert, so I don't have any explanation for what happened.
@janek: do you still want the files /etc/fstab and /etc/mtab?

No, if it works, there'll be nothing unusual about them